ms. gordon, is that what you believe?> yeah, it's hard to know how to stop that from coming up over and over when it's just been clearly debunked as a reason. >> mr. schakett, you know this whole term halo, another word hail it actually originated because west side of jerusalem for the landfill where they burned the trash the interpretation comes out of hail that is the first feel of what humans would be, burning and constant burning of the trash. and there are people who tell me they go to phone tree hell when they are trying to talk with someone about, you know, their mortgage and trying to you, you know, get some kind of modification that they actually go to phone tree hell and that they are being their concerns their interests, their desire, their frustration of being burned standing on the phone. do you believe that we have been able to read out the fire in hell? >> no, i don't agree that we've put out the fire yet. our customers have had the ability to give the right answers. so i could appreciate your constituents

ms. gordon, is that what you believe? >> yeah, it's hard to know how to stop that from coming up over and over when it's just been clearly debunked as a reason. >> mr. schakett, you know this whole term halo, another word hail it actually originated because west side of jerusalem for the landfill where they burned the trash the interpretation comes out of hail that is the first feel of what humans would be, burning and constant burning of the trash. and there are people who tell me they go to phone tree hell when they are trying to talk with someone about, you know, their mortgage and trying to you, you know, get some kind of modification that they actually go to phone tree hell and that they are being their concerns their interests, their desire, their frustration of being burned standing on the phone. do you believe that we have been able to read out the fire in hell? >> no, i don't agree that we've put out the fire yet. our customers have had the ability to give the right answers. so i could appreciate your constituent

ms. gordon, is that what you believe?>> yeah, it's hard to know how to stop that from coming up over and over when it's just been clearly debunked as a reason. >> mr. schakett, you know this whole term halo, another word hail it actually originated because west side of jerusalem for the landfill where they burned the trash the interpretation comes out of hail that is the first feel of what humans would be, burning and constant burning of the trash. and there are people who tell me they go to phone tree hell when they are trying to talk with someone about, you know, their mortgage and trying to you, you know, get some kind of modification that they actually go to phone tree hell and that they are being their concerns their interests, their desire, their frustration of being burned standing on the phone. do you believe that we have been able to read out the fire in hell? >> no, i don't agree that we've put out the fire yet. our customers have had the ability to give the right answers. so i could appreciate your constituents

gordon smith. >> the gentle lady from the virgin islands, ms.istensen, is recognized for two minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'm also going to waive my opening statement and put it into the record. i would like to welcome the witnesses, especially senator smith, who i believe this year for the first time. >> thank you. the gentleman from massachusetts coupl, mr. markey is recognized. >> thank you for having this hearing. back in 1993 we were in a world where there were two cell phone companies. they each charge about 50 cents a minute, and it was analog. but in 1993 this committee moved over to hundred megahertz of spectrum, and we created the third, fourth, fifth, and six license, and they'll win digital. the first to the real companies moved itself, and we had a revolution of is ongoing. it was so successful that right now there are people sitting out here in the audience that are checking their blackberry rather than listening to my opening statement. that is a tribute to what our community made possible. now we're on to the next stage o

ms. bordallo: mr. speaker, i rise today to support house concurrent resolution 206, commending the dedication of soldiers, civilian personnel, and families stationed at fort gordon, georgia. and recognizing the 60th anniversary of fort gordon as the vital training center of the united states army signal corps. fort gordon has a long and a storied history preparing our soldiers to effectively utilize technological advances on the battlefield. now, fort gordon is training our soldiers in the advanced communication technologies needed to execute missions in operation iraqi freedom and operation enduring freedom. i also want to commend the civilian personnel at fort gordon who are key members of the united states army signal corps team and whose hard work and dedication to the mission are critical to the united states' army success. to be the best we need soldiers and civilians working together. finally, i want to express my gratitude to the families stationed at fort gordon. while their loved ones train for long hours and deploy overseas for extended periods of time, the families remain supportive and steadfast, understanding the sacrifice that comes from keeping t